Reggae Roots 1970 [Unreleased Album] Natty Malak–Dub of many waters

🎙️ Natty Malak – Dub of Many Waters [Unreleased 1970 Roots Reggae Album]
Roots Reggae | Dub | Rastafari | Lost Tapes

Dub of Many Waters is a sacred jewel of early 70s roots reggae — the long-lost 1970 sessions of Natty Malak, a mystic voice whose chants flowed like rivers of prophecy through Kingston’s ghettos and hillsides.

Laid down in the dawn of roots rebellion, the sessions thunder with hand-struck Nyabinghi drums, rolling one-drop basslines, and dub echoes that ripple like waves across the shoreline. Each track is a psalm of survival and a cry for deliverance — a flood of sound rising against Babylon’s walls, carrying messages of judgment, healing, and Jah’s everlasting covenant.

Though submerged for over five decades, Dub of Many Waters remains a timeless relic of Rastafari sound — a spiritual scripture pressed to tape, filled with fire, struggle, and the unbroken tide of reggae’s foundation years.

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